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Washington County, WI Demographics

Washington County, WI is the 11th most populous of 72 counties in Wisconsin, with 136,761 residents across 431 square miles. That is about 318 people per square mile.

At the 2020 census

Population 136,761
Land area 431 sq mi
Density 318 / sq mi

Data: 2020 Census · American Community Survey 2024

How Washington County compares to the US

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Central Location: Washington County, WI

Measured from the county's main population center using 2020 census blocks.

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Census tracts in Washington County, WI

Name Population Sq mi Per sq mi
Census Tract 4401.04 6,507 8.0 816
Census Tract 4601.01 6,320 24.0 264
Census Tract 4501.06 6,144 15.6 395
Census Tract 4702.02 6,124 2.0 3,097
Census Tract 4001.04 5,949 32.6 182
Census Tract 4701 5,790 26.8 216
Census Tract 4203 5,765 1.9 3,109
Census Tract 4301 5,646 71.8 79
Census Tract 4202 5,545 2.0 2,710
Census Tract 4501.03 5,477 21.4 256
Census Tract 4101 5,427 24.3 223
Census Tract 4601.02 5,419 11.9 456
Census Tract 4401.03 5,181 11.2 461
Census Tract 4201.04 5,177 20.6 251
Census Tract 4702.03 5,028 3.5 1,454
Census Tract 4201.05 4,544 2.5 1,809
Census Tract 4702.04 4,216 4.0 1,052
Census Tract 4402 3,856 0.9 4,098
Census Tract 4401.05 3,843 15.3 252
Census Tract 4401.06 3,825 35.8 107
Census Tract 4001.02 3,691 3.6 1,030
Census Tract 4001.03 3,645 36.5 100
Census Tract 4501.07 3,587 6.9 522
Census Tract 4201.06 3,490 2.2 1,588
Census Tract 4201.07 3,412 7.9 430
Census Tract 4501.08 3,202 14.0 228
Census Tract 4501.05 3,014 14.9 203
Census Tract 4201.08 2,435 7.6 322
Census Tract 4204.01 2,417 0.5 4,986
Census Tract 4204.02 2,085 0.7 3,093

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This page shows demographics for a US county from the 2020 census and the American Community Survey: population, land area, density, urban share, and how the county compares to national averages for income, housing, age, and more.

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